I installed the cartridge, but now there is a low level "humming" background noise. I cleaned all the connections between the turntable and amp.
1872
I didn't have that problem with the ones I bought. They have worked fine. Might be a problem with one you received, or if you have a way to adjust your pre-amp some may help to corrext the isssue.
1873
Sounds like maybe the ground wire that attaches to the receiver/amp has possibly come loose. Maybe in installing the cartridge, it worked its way loose.
1874
My guess would be that either the line is close to or running along with a power cord, or you need to ground the turntable. Or if you had to get a small turntable amplifier like I did, ground that. Good luck!
1875
The low humming noise is normally caused by not having a "ground" wire connected from your turntable and the pre-amp/amplifier. There must be a "grounding" connection between these units to alleviate background noises. Make sure there is this "grounding" connection. If there is a ground connection then it means that there is a break in the wire between your turntable and the amplifying unit. If there isn't a grounding wire, then you must provide one to have a "grounding" effect between your turntable and the amplifying unit. Hope this helps.
1876
My best guess would be cables that are hook up to your amp or phono amp need a ground isolator on one of your hook ups.My computer hook up to my receiver would hum,Radio Shack had a ground isolator.Stop the hum.Double check your wiring on your cartridge also red,green, blue, white,wires must be correct.Good Luck.
1877
You definitely need a ground from the turntable to amp or preamp. If you have a ground already check the connection. Lastly reinstall the cartridge. Good luck
1676598
Sorry to ask the obvious, there is an output level control on the Bellari, have you tried turning that up? Otherwise it could be your cartridge on the turntable too.
1045758
there is some static noise yes..as with many amps...but if it is minimal when playing..you are good. If not, I would contact the seller.
459584
If receiver other devices will have the same problem. If just turntable check all connectors and ground wire. If turntable connected to separate pre amp that could also be problem.
435844
Did you contact the seller for support? It sounds like it could be a bad chip on the cartridge. A replacement should solve the issue.
1596300
Your source is doing that. Try plugging it in a different device. Hiss gone, guaranteed. (Late answer, but might help future inquirers).
778759
Could but a short in one of the jacks. Open the unit and inspect for loose soldering or something making contact. Also check your guitar cable(s). A compressor/sustainer is going to basically amplify all string noise and buzzing coming from the guitar. The main thing that causes hum is the 60 Hz AC current, so check the pedal's power supply; make sure the output (100 mA) is matched. Make sure if your 9v battery is good if using battery alone. Compression is best AFTER Overdrive because you're picking up all the static in the line.
653612
Sounds like it needs to be replaced. My subwoofer turned on just fine (little bit of a hum though).
452225
Thank you! I finally solved the hum problem by plugging the iMic into "Line Out" on my amplifier instead of directly into my turntable. The hum disappeared! Hope you got your hum solved, too. Maria
1187431
Did you loosen the turntable screw? Did you remove the needle cover? Other than that, you will need to contact vendor. Tell them they must pay return postage (UPS return tag)
526474
Ground Lift changes the polarity so if you are experiencing "humming", switch the lift and this should remove any un wanted noise. Coaxial inputs are to plug in an external recording devise. Hope that helps you!
558411
Whenever you get that dreaded hum, be sure to check your ground connections.Could be something as simple as trying out a new instrument cable.I've even had some brand new cables with an open ground.You may have to re-solder the ends.
680524
Nothing I tried that and got nothing. .i even bought a y splitter to run 2 sets of speakers and got this loud humming sound!!
1280131
check and make sure the volume control on the side of the amp is turned up. Its underneath the plastic cap. Hope this helps out
1189758
it has a loud hum . I grounded the units directly to the Case of the Computer. It reduced the hum significantly. I replaced both units just last week because these are pretty much junk in my opinion.
731090
I have this same printer, normal operation is very quiet, so you have a absolute problem. I've experienced some major plastic gear grinding noises that are very loud. What I found the solution to be was to open the rear paper jam panel and slam it shut a couple times. Drop the front panel down and just under the toner cartridges you'll see a small handle, bottom dead center. This pulls out the entire assembly holding all the toner packs in. Pull it out just a couple inches and slam it back in a couple times, then close the front door and carefully look at the top of the door making sure its even all the way across the top, if its off just slightly you don;t have that other part that holds all the toner pushed all the way in properly. Also pull the paper tray out and take extra care to make sure you're getting it pushed in properly. I don;t know which one of those things solved the problem, but by doing all of the above I no longer have the noise issue (severe noise at that) and now it prints and runs smooth and quiet.
2183612
I suppose you have to buy new cartridges. I hope you like your printer better than I like mine. Mine sounds like a truck starting up when I use it.